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Artist: Demonic Forest
Canonical path: /demonic-forest/dungeon-of-sulphurous-serpents
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Dungeon Of Sulphurous Serpents
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Dungeon Of Sulphurous Serpents
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A lair...lair of evil creatures
in the cathedral undergrounds
the pestilence become from there
and the parasites are hidden in dark
the most poison snakes live in this dungeons
and some rumors says the Ouroboros snake live there
under the nitred walls
and king of the cathedral undergrounds
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